St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15
FOR VICE p
THE DEMOCRATIC EDITORS
Favor the Present Chief Executive
Almost IInaniInnuSir

A. a. Bogen, New Ulm Post-Cleve-
land and any good man for vice presi-
dent.
NJ. P. Stephens, Osakis Observer
Cleveland and Mayor Ames.
L. Ed Dawson, Perham Bulletin
Cleveland for president; 10 choice for
vice president
II. r. Wood, Sauk Rapids Free Press
Cleveland and Villas.
II. Nj. Perry, Jr., st. Peter Journal
Cleveland and Morrison, of Illinois.
o. NJ. Holmes, Red Lake Falls
GaZette-Any good Democrat who can
carry New York and Indiana, and who
is popular in the West.
o. II. Phillips, Dodge County Record
Cleveland and Bartlett Trip, of
Dakota.
j. Mcknight, Leroy independent
Regan, of Texas, and +. b. Fairchild, of
Michigan, on an anti-mOnop0ly-proh
ton platform; prefers Cleveland to
Sherman, and Conllling next.
f. j. Duffy, East Grand Forks Courier
Cleveland and Villas.
Stephen G. Murphy, Morris Sun
Cleveland and Wilson, of Minnesota.
Isaac w. Cameron, Clearwater Enter
prise-Cleveland before all the candi-
dates yet named, but will probably in
dorSe the Prohibition nominee.
S. S. Lewis, Cannon Falls Beacon
Cleveland and Gen. J. G. Black.
S. II. Harrington, Waterville Advance
Cleveland and a Minnesota Democrat.
Benjamin E. Darby, OwatOnna Peo-
pies Press Cleveland first; Hill second,
with Mcdonald for vice president.
lie Sueur Sentinel-Thurman first,
Hill second; Gen. Palmer, of Illinois,
for vice president.
John A. Johnson, st. Peter Herald
Cleveland and Villas.
John G. Wise, Mankato Review
Cleveland and Villas or Lee, of Virginia.
BoyntOn & Metcalf, Winona Herald
Cleveland and Carlisle.
Charles l.. Davis, Red Wing Argus
Cleveland and Western OF Southern
man.
Joseph Leicht, Winona Westlicher
Herold-Cleveland and Carlisle.
Dewey & Brynildsen, Graceville
and Grover Cleveland.
r. w. Stafford, Kanabec County Times
Cleveland and Villas.
Hastings Democrat-Cleveland and
DOran or j. l.. Macdonald.
A. E. Haven, Faribault Democrat
Cleveland and Carlisle.
Brownsville News-Cleveland and
Carlisle.
Puhler's Journal, Cleveland and
Villas, on a platform of tariff for revenue
only.
G. F. Macdonald, St. Cloud Times
Cleveland for president; no choice for
vice president.
Nelson o. FaSS, OrtOnville Headlight
Cleveland for president; no choice for
vice president.
George f. Cook, Breckenridge Gazette
Cleveland and Carlisle.
A. M. Morrison, MankatO Journal
I. V. Powderly and Victor Drury, of
New York.
A. W. Blakely, Rochester Record
Union-Cleveland and Thurman or Nc
Donald. of Indiana.
Ed A. Paradis, Plainview News
Cleveland; 10 choice for second place.
M. l.. Vought, Wadena Tribune
Cleveland and Villas.
G. A. Stevens, Shakopee Courier
Cleveland and Mcdonald.
z. j. Smalley, Caledonia Argus
Cleveland and Morrison; free trade and
civil service reform.
w. E. Mckenzie, CrOokston Times
Cleveland and a strong Western man.
John l.. Cass, Lake Benton News
Cleveland, if he will pledge himself
that Kelly and DOran shall not boss
any longer; Carlisle for second place.
William 6. Deacon, St. Vincent New
Era-Cleveland and Villas.
E. w. Randall, Morris Tribune-I
have no preference thus early in the
game.
Walter Elder, Wright County Demo-
crat-Cleveland and Villas.
Henderson ndependent-Cle
and Carlisle.
Tom Bowen, Sleepy Eye Herald am
trying to enjoy life in this rural spot
without vexing myself about politics.
c. w. Hayden, Elk River-Cleveland
and Black.
II. r. Wells Cleveland and McDon-
aid or Rosecrans, for. second place,
would make a popular ticket.
c. F. Schonlau, Houston Signal
Cleveland for president; no choice for